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This paper aims to identify and characterize the potential of green jobs inArgentina, i.e., those that would benefit from a transition to a green economy,using occupational green potential scores calculated in US O*NET data. We applythe greenness scores to Argentine household survey data and estimate that 25%of workers are in green jobs, i.e., have a high green potential. However, whentaking into account the informality dimension, we find that 15% of workers and12% of wage earners are in formal green jobs. We then analyze the relationshipbetween the greenness scores (with emphasis on the nexus with decent work) andvarious labor and demographic variables at the individual level. We find thatfor the full sample of workers the green potential is relatively greater formen, the elderly, those with very high qualifications, those in formalpositions, and those in specific sectors such as construction, transportation,mining, and industry. These are the groups that are likely to be the mostbenefited by the greening of the Argentine economy. When we restrict the sampleto wage earners, the green potential score is positively associated withinformality.

Going Green: Estimating the Potential of Green Jobs in Argentina